Content Focus
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I have a particular Page which shows primary contact details as well as "additional" contact details for the client.
GIven I do not believe I want Google to misinterpret the focus of the page from the primary contact details which of the following three options would be best?
- Place the "additional" contact details (w/maps) in Javascript, Ajax or similar to suppress them from being crawled.
- Leave "additional" contact details alone but emphasize the Primary contact details by placing the Primary contact details in Rich Snippets/Microformats.
- Do nothing and allow Google to Crawl the pages with all contact details
Thanks,
Phil
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Then put the primary location within the Title of the page
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They are secondary contact information details (additional locations) address, city state etc...
My Concern if the page's Primary focus is about the Business Information and name and locality as a modifier placing additional localities on the page de-focuses the primary locality of the page.
-Phil
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Phil, 2 and 3
Good practice moving forward would be microformat.
What details do you not want Google to index?
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